Bulletproof Cashflow: Multifamily & Apartment Investing for Financial Freedom

Leslie Smith spent more than two decades in the commercial lending business and got to know the real estate game very well. In 2016, she led the launch of Commercial Direct and since then, works with investors to help them get their deals funded, grow their real estate businesses, and make significant gains to their portfolios. Leslie's superpower is landing financing in situations where many banks won't.

Logan Freeman made his way from NFL player to real estate investor and broker and found his niche as an investment property specialist. To do this, he adjusted his approach to real estate networking and applied the hustle he learned as a professional athlete to find off-market deals. Indeed, making the transformation from an athlete to a multifamily specialist took a great deal of grit and determination.

As the founder of LiveFree Investments, Logan and his group focus on joint ventures and equity partnerships to help investors become financially free with real estate.

Check out Logan's website: https://www.livefreeinvestments.com/

John Casmon built a successful marketing executive career overseeing campaigns for General Motors, Nike and Coors Beer. Despite all that, he felt he wasn't living to his true potential. So decided to make a conscious effort to leave Corporate America for real estate. To that end, he went from house-hacking a duplex to now partnering with investors to purchase apartment buildings, controlling a portfolio worth over $58 million as a general partner.

Today, he and his team purchase apartment buildings through his firm, Casmon Capital Group. He also hosts the weekly real estate podcast "Target Market Insights," where he speaks with specialists across the country to uncover the best emerging markets, marketing tips and investing insights.

Krista Testani realized her passion for real estate early. Even though she was an attorney with an established law practice, she walked away from her career to pursue a future in real estate. She started with single-family flips but saw that the only way to scale was to syndicate large multifamily deals. So, she took on a mentor who ultimately showed her how to scale her real estate business. Today, as the Principal and Managing Partner of Sharpline Equity, Krista and her team apply a buy-and-hold acquisition strategy with a focus on multifamily apartments.

Bruce Wuollet began working in real estate in 2001 within the tax lien foreclosure arena. He learned to grind it out researching public records and understanding the legal side of real estate. This gave him the advantage to handle tax lien foreclosures. From there, he immersed himself into the business, learning private financing, deal partnering, forcing appreciation - all while systematizing these processes with the end goal of building a business. Since then, he and his team had completed over 2,000 real estate transactions in the single-family and multifamily space. Today, he serves as the Managing Partner of Bakerson, a group that runs investment funds and syndication projects.